MEHMOODHUSSAINKIANI versus AZADGOVERNMENT
R13 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Civil Servants (Service Appointments and Regulations) Rules, 1977, R23 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Authorization Act (VIII of 1974), Section 42 Public Service Commission recommends the names of candidates Has been done Although the Medical Officers as Appellants qualified for the test, they were kept very short on the merit list and could not be appointed. In 1990, the merit list could be prepared and the appellant was instructed that it be 1993 I will be appointed as the Medical Officer. Ad hoc appointments as medical officers through government employment were better qualified to include them as medical officers, the government could not issue a directive to the government for appointing appellants, which the Public Service Commission had issued in 1991. Applied to fill the vacancies, especially when only a few medical officers had a list of students required to join the service and the list had already expired, the Appellant's Status M merit list at the relevant time. In the lower case, the High Court issued a directive to the Government to include the appellant's service. Did not commit any illegal thing in denial
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